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Dec 15, 2010

C-stores Add Ampli5 Wristbands to Shelves

PrintC-stores Add Ampli5 Wristbands to Shelves  

ORLANDO -- Ampli5, a line of health and sports wristbands from 386 Warehouse LLC is now available for purchase at major retail outlets and convenience stores nationwide, including Circle K, Tom Thumb in the Southeast and Pilot Food Mart locations in Tennessee, the company reported.

386 Warehouse LLC also plans to broaden their distribution to Valero c-stores, additional divisions of Kroger, Gate Petroleum of Florida and more.

Major distributors such as Core-Mark, Imperial-Harrison and Liberty USA are currently distributing Ampli5 products, while novelty distributors such as Petrey Novelty, Mountain View Marketing and Carolina Distributing are actively distributing Ampli5 products to their customers, according to the company. And in January 2011, The McLane Co. will also be offering the product.

Ampli5's Health-Sports bands are designed to increase one’s performance by balancing the natural energy field and restoring the proper internal frequencies of the body, according to the manufacturer. The Ampli5 technology is contained in a proprietary alloy that is part of each Ampli5 product. Working under the principle that every cell in the human body is electromagnetically charged, Ampli5 is engineered to correct and rebalance our natural energy field to improve the body's performance.

Ampli5 products come in several different categories, including: Wristbands, with the option of leather or silicone (in a variety of colors; ranging from small to large sizes); Silver-plated Dog Tag; and functional drink and shot. The company also plans to launch an apparel line, which will include hats and t-shirts.







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